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Actor Lee Soo-hyuk has stepped down from his role in the upcoming Netflix romance series, “Men of the Harem,” according to reports on Wednesday.

Christopher Judge, the actor who voices Kratos in the Norse Era “God of War” video games, has a major issue with the upcoming Prime Video series. According to Judge, Amazon hasn’t hired any writers who worked on the games, something he feels has been an issue with video game adaptations for a long time. “What are you thinking?…

Actor Hayden Panettiere has died, her father said in a statement Sunday night. She was 36.

Toxic star Yash has addressed veteran producer Allu Aravind’s old remark about his fame before KGF, agreeing that the blockbuster expanded his reach but stressing that cinema is a collective effort. The actor said success belongs to writers, technicians, directors and actors alike

Lage Raho Munna Bhai actor Ashwin Mushran has been accused of hitting a father-son duo in Goa while allegedly driving on the wrong side. A video of the incident surfaced online, while locals reportedly confronted the actor after the crash

“God of War” video game series actor Christopher Judge expressed frustration that Amazon’s upcoming TV adaptation of the franchise has been developed without involving writers and developers behind the original

A California actor and producer is facing 24 felony charges after investigators said he used online casting calls to contact minors as part of an alleged pattern of child sexual abuse spanning decades.

The actor appeared as “good ol’ boy” mechanic Cooter Davenport in the beloved series from 1979 to 1985.

Christopher Lambert left several fans wondering with his abrupt exit from a Comic Con event in Pennsylvania. The actor, best known for 1986’s Highlander, suddenly collapsed at Steel City Con on Saturday, August 8. Organizers of the event later announced the reason behind his impromptu departure, per People. 

It turns out “the voice of a generation” isn’t just a metaphor. Different generations have different ways of speaking, and nowhere is it more obvious than in our television, commercials, and other pop culture.